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Editorial
Govt’s prompt action commendable
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We commend the government for taking immediate action to import oxygen from India as the country s major oxygen supplier plant went out of order due to a technical glitch recently. Reportedly, Linde Bangladesh Limited, a multinational company, provides the government hospitals with 90 percent of their daily demand of liquid oxygen, which is 100 tonnes. However, on December 11, the plant, situated in Narayanganj s Rupganj, went out of service following a technical problem. Its fallout could have been disastrous for the hospitals but, thankfully, prompt action by the authorities to bring oxygen from India averted the crisis. Linde Bangladesh is now bringing in life-saving oxygen from India using tankers and delivering it to the hospitals on a temporary basis.
Supply of liquid oxygen to public hospitals has been under strain as a production plant of a key supplier remains out of service for nearly two weeks.
The supplier, Linde Bangladesh Limited, a multinational company, is now bringing in the life-saving oxygen from India using tankers and delivering it to the hospitals on a temporary basis.
It happened at a time when Covid-19 deaths are on the rise in this winter.
Linde Bangladesh provides the government hospitals with 90 percent of their daily demand for 100 tonnes of liquid oxygen, which is essential to ensure uninterrupted oxygen supply.
But the plant, situated in Narayanganj s Rupganj, around 17km off the capital s zero point, went of service on December 11 following a technical glitch, said its officials.